Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Police pepper spray and then shoot 5 abandoned dog
Hello all, my first post.
I am preparing a police complaint about a big fat white dog that the police pepper sprayed then shot 5 times in the Harringay Passage by Seymour Road in the early hours of last Thursday the 18th July.
The dog had ben left abandoned and tied to the railings there sometime on the night of Wednesday the 17th.
If any one witnessed the dog or the person seen standing with the dog for some time before leaving, or has any information about this event at all, please let me know.
If you require more information about this from me I will email you the outline of events as I understand them at the moment.
Thanks,
Mark Townson.
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Permalink Reply by Mark Townson on
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After I have made the official complaint next week I will post the whole report.
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Permalink Reply by Anette on
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why not post it now? This whole post is really weird, why be so secretive?
I remember someone living on Wightman Road owning a dog like this, he used to walk it up and down Seymour. Mostly up, coming back from the off license with his booze... Wonder if it's the same dog. It was quite friendly. He had a few big dogs, that guy.
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Sorry, there are some statements from other people other people that I have written up and I am waiting to get the confirmation from them that what I have written is OK. Also my initial request has been for any other information from people who may have seen any part of this incident and I don't want to influence what they report.
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Permalink Reply by John D on
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Tottenham & Wood Green Journal - A spokesman for Haringey Police said officers were called to Seymour Road on the Ladder just before 1.15am on Thursday, July 18, following reports of dog behaving dangerously in a public place.
They contained the dog, which appeared to have been abandoned, and summoned a dog unit which identified it as a dangerous dog.
the police spokesman continued: “The dog continued to behave aggressively and a firearms unit was requested to help deal [with it].
“The dog was put down a short while later by a firearms officer.”
No-one was injured during the incident, and no arrests have been made.
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Permalink Reply by John McMullan on
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No mention of pepper spray. Is that really effective against animals? Would they not just go beserk?
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It seems bizarre that the police would pepper spray a dog. I would have thought that would make an already frightened and aggressive dog worse..
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One of my many points precisely. Sorry for delay, full report posted this evening.
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Full report added below, sorry for delay.
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There is so much to this incident than reported here. Sorry for delay, I will put up my full version of events with supporting corroboration from other residents later this evening.
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Please see my full report below.
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Permalink Reply by Old-Age-Emporium(OAE) on
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At last I'm getting some small return on my Council Tax.
Now they just need to 'contain', pepper spray, take out or put down the dog owners.
Stray cats and owners next in line.
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